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Monday, October 18, 2010

Apple Oatmeal Bread

From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...I know he means well, but sometimes the Silver Fox is not helpful. He has a tendency to comment on works in progress and I really didn't need to hear his, "...that'll grow hair on your chest," as I added oatmeal to my bread mix. As a child I was very literal minded. If someone were to say I'm beside myself, you can bet I checked the room. Old habits die hard. Without thinking, I glanced down and managed to give him his laugh of the day. What can I say? While it's more nutritious than many, the bread is not a cure for male pattern baldness. It is very easy to prepare and it can be quickly made with no special equipment. Needless to say, it perfumes the kitchen as it bakes and the lingering aroma of cinnamon and apples will drive the unsuspecting to distraction. It's a really nice bread that can be made with a wooden spoon. While it is heavier than many quick breads, it's a perfect fall treat. The bread stays fresh for days and it makes wonderful toast. I hope you will try it. Here's the recipe.
Apple Oatmeal Bread...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite

I hope you are doing well, enjoying all that this experience has to offer and taking a lot of beautiful photographs! Thank you for sharing this recipe with us...I love making apple bread during the fall.

I recently was given some tiny imperfect apples...I thought of cooking with them but I had a suspicion and sure enough they taste better than any I have had even from the farmer's market of late. If I don't eat every tiny one of them fresh I know what recipe I should try them in.Thank you!

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